Windows System shared folder Access does not require authentication (enter username and password) to enter

Sometimes you need to share folders with other coworkers at work, but sometimes it appears that when someone else accesses a shared folder, you must enter a username and password before entering. That's a really frustrating question to have. So what can be solved? The following small series will share a solution with you, hoping to help everyone.

　　First step: Open the Guest account. Click the Start button on the desktop, locate Control Panel and open, select User account and click to pop up a window, continue to click Manage other accounts below, then select Guest and click Enable.

　　Step Two: in the Share and Security tab of the shared folder, add the Everyone group to the permissions "group or user name" of the shared file.

　　Step three: hold down the WINDOW+R key on the keyboard, pop the "Run" dialog box, enter Secpol.msc in the "Open" column, go to the Local Security policy window, select "Security Options" in local policy and click, and in the right window "policy", find " Network access: Sharing and security model for local accounts and double-clicking, pops up its Properties window, select Guest only-Local users authenticate as guest at the top of the window, and then click OK to finish.